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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

10

Senate probes set for Kuhn, Loeb and Dillon, Read

Senate Banking subcommittee sets June 26 hearings to probe Kuhn, Loeb and Dillon Read with Chase National to be included. Otto H. Kahn to testify first for Kuhn Loeb, and Clarence Dillon to lead the Dillon Read session. Pecora says focus on securities flotation and banking methods.

Washington Senate Kuhn, Loeb and Company Dillon, Read and Company Senate Banking Subcommittee J. P. Morgan and Company Ferdinand Pecora Chase National Bank of New York Chase National Otto H. Kahn Kahn, Loeb and Company Pecora Clarence Dillon Dillon, Read

Plans for Fort Hall Days of Old Rodeo Leaders Elected

The Days of Old Fort Hall, Inc. finalized its board with S. E. Brady as president A. F. Willecke as vice chairman and Paul Bistline as secretary. A three day rodeo parade and Indian pageantry are planned with E. E. Colborn hired to provide top horses and animal acts. Elmer Tarr offered detailed rodeo suggestions.

Old Fort Hall Inc Chamber of Commerce S. E. Brady A. F. Willecke Paul Bistline Thomas Hopper A. H. Caine John Tanner A. F. Wiliecke Fort Hall E. E. Colborn Colborn West Southeastern Idaho Elmer Tarr

Directors ban gambling at Old Fort Hall celebration

The board of directors unanimously prohibited gambling devices at the three day event to ensure a clean high class show. Prizes will be offered for events and Homer Holcomb, famed rodeo clown, will attend. Plans aim to make it a permanent celebration with the 100th anniversary of Old Fort Hall to be featured next year.

Homer Holcomb Old Fort Hall

City Council postpones concrete pipeline bid decision

The city council on Monday declined to award the bid for a concrete pipeline from Coral and Pine Springs to the Mink Creek valve house. It will await clearer information on whether the Forest Service and Reforestation Headquarters intend to include the project in summer work and any plans of the Emergency Conservation Corps before committing to engineering and construction costs. Elmer Smith, council president, stated the need for definite plan details before obligations.

Coral Pine Springs Mink Creek Forest Service Emergency Conservation Corps Elmer Smith Coun

Clark Brothers Bid Aims At City Water Supply

The Clark Brothers of Tyhee offer 4870 to supply water for Pocatello. The city would receive treated water with constant chlorination after a period of investigation by city chemist Ross Garrett. He reported no taste complaints for 60 days and claimed chlorine levels prevent contamination. Tribune Want Ads bring results.

Pocatello Ross Garrett

Vienna closes Nazi quarters amid bombings terror

June 13 Vienna in uproar as Dollfuss government raids and closes Nazi headquarters. Hundreds of Nazis jailed including several German citizens. Weekend bombings killed two and injured at least five as two more explosions hit a fixed price store and a Boy Scout hut. Authorities vow to identify culprits.

Vienna Favoritenstrasee

Nazi Leaders Protest Accusation Over Bombing Perpetrators

Nazi leaders issued a vigorous protest against the accusation that the bombing was perpetrated by Hitler and his regime. They deny involvement and challenge the charges as unfounded and politically motivated.

Hitler

International Labor Conference Postpones 40-Hour Week Plan

The International Labor Conference voted to postpone the 40-hour week project. The question will be revisited in 1934 in Geneva Switzerland.

Geneva Switzerland International Labor Conference

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